Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 3 September 1953 — Page 8

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STUBBORN HOLD (Cnadhtird From Page (Inn Germany under instructions to intimidate voters land wreck polling places during t|ie Sept, balloting.

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Indiana Fair Gets Off To Slow Start Indiana State Fair Opens This Morning INDIANAPOLIS Up — The Indiana state fair got off to a slow start today as it began its century of activity, dampened by the state’s first showers in 25 days and cooled by the first pleasant breezes ip 10 days. | Attendance was slim In the first few hours of the nine-day fair, probably because most Hoosiers awoke this morning to cloudy Skies which later blossomed into shattered rainfall. The rain shopped In time for a midtmorning parade of iBO high school hands along Indianapblis streets, hut the marchers had? to pad through small puddles. . I The J.OO-de'gree weather of the j past, few days didn’t ?slow down the livestock exhibit. Thousands of head of eattle, swine j and sheep filled stock building, i So many tj|ogs weie entered an extra tent • with 300 j pens was raised. Extra interest in hogs was credited to a 1952 fair ban on out-of-state swine due to an outbreak of vesicular exanthema. The heat killed one hog Wednesday night. \ In early 4-H judging. Hilton Henry, Connersville, took first places in two Shorthorfi steer classes. First place in a Hereford steer division went to an - arrimal disI played by Ted Hunt, Lafayette. Ih sheep classes, champion honors were awarded Malcolm Vawter, Russiaville, who showed an Oxford ewe: Ron Athan. Bluffton, Dorset: ewe, and Marvin NesiUs, Rensselaer, Cheviot ewe. , A Hampshire barrow exhibited by Robert Huff. Lafayette, was awarded first place in the heavyweight division. Preston Rinker, -Noblesville, was reserve champion and took first in the lightweight Hampshire class,. -a \ ; : i ■ y■ M If you have something to sell or rooms for yent. try a Democrat Want Addi It brings results. : \ ■ J ; X i M Trade in a good Tov»n — Decatar

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Berne Girl Receives One Os Scholarships | Shirley Moser, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Amos E. Moser Berne; is one of 17 Allen and Adams county students who have been awarded Edgar Hp Kilbourne scholarships. Miss Moser is the only one from Adams county, the other 16 being from Allen pountyl Miss Moser will use her scholarship, worth 1800, to attend the Methodist hospital school of nursing, Fort Wayne. 159 Are Enrolled For Kindergarten At noon today there Were 159 pupils enrolled in the kindergarten classes of the Decatur school system. Principal Bryce Thomas of Lincoln school, who has chiirgeloX,. pre-school registration, asked that parents who have not yet ■ registered their children, do so at once f"Friday is the last d;iy for Icinder-

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A few hours before Hammerskjold’s announcement. Sen. William <E. Jenner (fc-Ind), chairman of the senate internal security subcommittee, had ordered a reopening of the loyalty inquiry case. A subcommittee source said that Hammerskjold’s decision probably would not change the group’s plans for a new investigation. The four employes refused reinstatement by Hammarskjold were Ruth Crawford, $9,000 a year information officer; Mrs. Dorothy HoAe Tisdale Eldridge, statistical expert; Eda Glaser, clerk-typist; and? Alexander Svenchansky, radio division information officer. OLD COMRADES AjOmßimye* P»K» Ome) deaths; g H# said |1 New York: been lifelong friends since cadet days at West Point.. He served the Republic long and honotsbly and his military career was one of great luster and dis-

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